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July 23, 2018 - 8:17am | By Chris Larson
A motorcyclist that fled officers in Cass, Traill, Grand Forks and Walsh Counties has been arrested near Drayton. This incident began on July 22, at approximately 12:30 AM in Fargo ND.
Andrew Schroedermeier (21) initially fled from an NDHP trooper in Fargo for a speeding violation, 85 MPH in a 55 MPH zone on I29 in Fargo.
Schroedermeier fled northbound to the Argusville ND area where the trooper terminated the pursuit. Traill County Deputies located Schroedermeier north of Hillsboro traveling at 105 MPH. Deputies attempted to stop Schroedermeier but he increased his speed and fled a second time continuing northbound on I29. Traill Deputies terminated their pursuit of Schroedermeier near Reynolds.
An NDHP trooper again located Schroedermeier traveling at 94 MPH near Thompson. A third traffic stop on Schroedermeier was attempted. Schroedermeier fled reaching a top speed of 147 MHP. The NDHP trooper pursued Schroedermeier approximately 55 miles on I29 to Drayton. The whole chase lasted 125 miles. Schroedermeier was arrested at approximately 1:30 AM after his motorcycle ran out of gas near Drayton.
Schroedermeier has been booked into the Walsh County Jail with multiple charges pending. His Suzuki SV1000 motorcycle has been impounded.
